Sentence examples for do to evolve from inspiring English sources

Rogers, also the author of "Pascal: In Praise of Vanity," suggests that Ayer achieved precisely what he set out to do: to evolve a modern philosophy that would function in the impure area between worldly affairs and the dry, clear, virtually uninhabitable altitudes of abstract thought.

Three local councils, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire and South Staffordshire District, worked together to deliver the project in a classic demonstration of what AWM told us they existed to do: to evolve projects on a scale beyond the scope of any individual local authority but which, at the same time, required decision-making at a regional rather than a national level.

I told myself there was nothing I could do to evolve the Booty For Borgore narrative from outside his world and that, at the very least, the whole experience of doing this job would make for a hell of a story.

"I enjoy seeing what particular writers and artists are doing to evolve a character or storyline that has been around for years," he added.

So, in answering the weakness question, it's not about perfection but rather your imperfections and what you're doing to evolve as a career professional.

What is it doing to evolving (devolving) cultural discourse and interaction, fed by ever-more content of that ilk?

So what he chooses to do or not do tends to evolve with his life in a natural way".

The Guardian is not making that retreat - but that means we do have to evolve and manage our comments deliberately.

For my part, I want to extend my gratitude for everything you've done to help evolve this country.

Codes of honour do need to evolve.

But I would not be honest if I didn't admit I did have to evolve to get here.